HeWhoLurksLate

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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
I used Ghidra while I was in school to crack a copy of a CAD program- took forever but was totally worth it
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
In the case of the butterfly keyboard, market fit is a very different thing from engineering failure
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
for one data point, I'd much rather have DRM supported than USB 3 support- one lets me do casual things and use my machine while I relax or do whatever, and for most USB 3 devices I can just suck it up and wait for a file transfer,
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
The not paying college students thing is changing a lot with new name and likeness rules
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
wouldn't that be more for a sentient brine?
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Is it just me, or does nobody here remember the random baloney they did or said when they were in high school or college? People being frustrated and saying things that aren't quite acceptable is fairly common, seemingly especially
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
I got up to 21kHz and then either I stopped being able to hear things or my speakers crapped out, not sure. On an unrelated note, those frequencies are annoying
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
At least at the level I play at, knights are invaluable because of their ability to jump over walls and threaten multiple pieces at the same time - they're the piece most likely to create a successful fork (threatening two pieces of va
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
phreaking was literally theft lol
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
...okay then, looks like I was wrong. Guess they have a better PR department?
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Lockheed Martin similarly has operations spread out to curry favors, but they also seem to build reliable stuff...
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Why not? State secrets can also be in one of those mailer boxes in your car, or you might have a body in the trunk you don't want people to find. Or I might be inside the car, and I want as much protection as possible (but without a
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
agree, I'd rather be a professional with a shorter lifespan than a henchman/goon that can survive anything
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
https://translate.google.com/?sl=auto&tl=en&text=https%3A%2F... for those of you who like me can't quite understand literally anything otherwise
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
> If you read Machiavelli's "the prince" you'll know everything you need to know about Kissenger. Never had an original idea in his whole life. I mean Steve Jobs didn't do a lot of invention either, but he was
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
I didn't realize this situation was going to get even worse / muddier for this long when I first heard the headlines last Friday- but I guess that's to be expected with political intrigue at the top of one of the most impactf
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
I can't really tell what conclusion OP's trying to get to, but I think it's that the price/perf of his (already purchased, devaluing) 7402 CPUs are still holding strong against newer EPYC chips, thus it doesn't ma
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Is interesting to hacker mindset?
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
because it isn't smart?
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
definitely agree also, since this is a relatively recent development for Intel they also have to get their drivers & stack competitive, and there's clearly no better way to do that than by getting telemetry on exactly what ways you
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Desmos is honestly probably one of the best things to come out of the web- it's an impressive tool and I am truly thankful for all the insight it's given me in my mathematics classes. Super stoked to see what bananas things the d
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
not a silicon engineer or even in the same sphere, but here's my guess- feel free to correct me if I'm wrong: Like Arm's big.LITTLE cpu designs, the last few Intel CPU design generations have used heterogenous CPU cores- some
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
You know how good black / gray hat hackers are at circumventing the law or just don't even think about it? Yeah, bullies generally aren't scared by "the rules" or by the fact that what they're doing is techni
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Have you checked your audio settings in CS? I can't remember the names, but the newer audio engine handles spatial positioning bits really well on its own, and sometimes getting reprocessed by something else makes it worse.
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
I went to high school in what was essentially an old castle-looking building- when they converted it to have electricity and stuff, they put in conduit and the like, but then painted it to match the walls. One of my friends did a bit of pho
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
Oh, I didn't notice the "good" selector, my bad
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
What happened to Elon? A couple years ago he was pretty darn respected and had tesla and SpaceX beating the odds in two very difficult industries, and now he just feels like a dork. Icarus syndrome?
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
I've definitely seen good managers drop employees that made environments toxic
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
The surface laptops were also originally pushing the limits of slimness to push manufacturers to make pretty windows laptops, too, right?
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by HeWhoLurksLate 3y ago
On the one hand, being an outcast and not having nearly any friends led me to an (eventual) strong sense of self-worth and decent street smarts. Being picked on, beat up, and bullied has definitely left some scars, and left me socially way

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